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Native: 예순 (yesun) - sixty (sešdesmit)
yesun.mp3
Sino: 육십 (yukship) - sixty (sešdesmit)
yukship.mp3
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Native: 일흔 (irheun) - seventy (sepdiņdesmit)
irheun.mp3
Sino: 칠십 (chilship) - seventy (sepdiņdesmit)
chilship.mp3
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Native: 여든 (yeodeun) - eighty (astoņdesmit)
yeodeun.mp3
Sino: 팔십 (palship) - eighty (astoņdesmit)
palship.mp3
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Native: 아흔 (aheun) - ninety (deviņdesmit)
aheun.mp3
Sino: 구십 (guship) - ninety (deviņdesmit)
guship.mp3
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예 [ye] vai 네 [ne] - yes (jā)
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아니요 [aniyo] - no (nē)
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사랑해요 [saranghaeyo] - I love you (es tevi mīlu)
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꿈꾸다 [kkumkkumda] - dreaming (sapņot)
꿈 [kkum] - dream (sapnis)
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죄송합니다 [joesonghabnida] - i am sorry (atvaino/piedod) <- more formal
미안합니다 [mianhamnida] - i am sorry (atvaino/piedod) <- more casual
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안녕히계세요 [annyeonghigyeseyo] - good bye (Šo saka tas, kas dodas prom. Burtisks tulkojums būtu "stay with peace") <-- polite form
잘있아요 [jal issayo] - same meaning, but informal form.
안녕히가세요 [annyeonghigaseyo] - good bye (šo saka tas, kas paliek. Burtisks tulkojums būtu "go with peace") <-- polite form
잘가요 [jalgayo] - same meaning, but informal form.
안녕 [annyeong] - good bye (informal, used with friends, family ect.).
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사람 [saram] - person (cilvēks)
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어머니 [eomeoni] - mother (māte) <--standart form
엄마 [eomma] - mom (mamma) <-- informal
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언니 [eonni] - older sister (for woman t.i. tikai sieviešu dzimtas pārstāve tā var saukt savu vecāko māsu).
누나 [nuna] - older sister (for man t.i. tikai vīriešu dzimtas pārstāvis tā var saukt savu vecāko māsu).
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아버지 [abeoji] - father (tēvs)
아빠 [appa] - dad (tētis)
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보라해 [borahae] - i purple you /it's a made up word by V from BTS/
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